“Writer Joshua Conkel’s sharp as a tack dialogue cuts through the audience like a highly pleasurably yet painful knife. It is quick fire, deeply shocking, highly addictive, right on the edge theatre that makes you squirm in your seat and yet want to keep watching right till the end. More Joshua Conkel, please!”

“The script is bold, brash and very funny. It’s a darkly comic exploration of a broken woman, and the extreme places our mind can take us when left unchecked. But foremost, it’s crass, gory and surprising – everything you could want in a fringe theatre production.”

“Featuring a rapist, two grotesque murders, a dance to Kate Bush, hell unleashing itself and some fantastically laugh-out-loud and jaw dropping dialogue, The Sluts of Sutton Drive is a hoot and a half. Conkel’s deliciously dark and comic play, with direction from Rebecca Atkinson-Lord, is every bit the crude, hilarious and shocking play to rustle up an evening’s worth of pure entertainment bliss.”

“Entertaining, engaging, and at times downright hysterical, The Sluts of Sutton Drive pushes the audience off the top of a slippery slope alongside its protagonist, Stephanie Schwartz, making them a part of her rapid descent into an absurd world of sex, stalkers and self-harm. Darkly comic and sublimely surreal at its best, this new play is well worth an evening of your time.”

“Whilst it wouldn’t be fair to reveal the surprises that unfold – and there are some corkers – it is safe to say that there is much black comedy amongst the horrors that await. But the most compelling dimension is the palpable loneliness, need, and compassion between the characters, and the different types of love that radiate within each relationship.”